A method for prompting a notification message, and a mobile terminal are provided. The method includes: receiving a notification message; determining whether a floating notification display area of a display screen of the mobile terminal is in an operated state or a to-be-operated state; the floating notification display area is an area whose distance from a status bar of the mobile terminal is less than or equal to a target value; in a case that the floating notification display area is the an operated or to-be-operated state, determining whether the notification message needs to be prompted; and in a case that that the notification message needs to be prompted, prompting the notification message by using a target prompting manner corresponding to the notification message, in a case that the notification message needs to be prompted.
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1. A method for prompting a notification message, applied to a mobile terminal, comprising: receiving a notification message; determining whether a floating notification display area of a display screen of the mobile terminal is in an operated state or a to-be-operated state, wherein the floating notification display area is an area whose distance from a status bar of the mobile terminal is less than or equal to a target value; determining whether the notification message needs to be prompted, in a case that the floating notification display area is in the operated state or the to-be-operated state; and prompting the notification message by using a target prompting manner corresponding to the notification message, in a case that the notification message needs to be prompted; wherein the prompting the notification message by using the target prompting manner corresponding to the notification message comprises: controlling content of the notification message to be displayed in a form of bullet comments at a first target location of the display screen of the mobile terminal, in a case that the notification message is a first type of message, wherein the bullet comments are non-clickable; and controlling, an icon of an application to which the notification message belongs, to be displayed at a second target location of the display screen of the mobile terminal, in a case that the notification message is a second type of message.
This invention relates to a method for displaying notification messages on a mobile terminal, addressing the challenge of efficiently presenting notifications without disrupting the user experience. The method involves receiving a notification message and determining whether a floating notification display area on the mobile terminal's screen is in an operated or to-be-operated state. This area is defined as a region near the status bar, within a specified distance threshold. If the area is active, the system assesses whether the notification should be displayed. If so, the notification is presented using a specific prompting method based on its type. For a first type of message, the content is shown as non-clickable bullet comments at a designated location on the screen. For a second type, an icon of the associated application is displayed at another predefined location. This approach ensures notifications are delivered in a non-intrusive manner, tailored to their content and relevance. The method optimizes screen space and user interaction by dynamically adjusting how notifications appear based on their type and the current state of the display area.
2. The method according to claim 1 , wherein the determining whether the floating notification display area of the display screen of the mobile terminal is in the operated state or the to-be-operated state comprises: determining whether the floating notification display area of the display screen of the mobile terminal is in the operated state or the to-be-operated state, according to a historical touch track of a user of the mobile terminal on the display screen; and/or, determining whether the floating notification display area of the display screen of the mobile terminal is in the operated state or the to-be-operated state, according to a gesture of the user of the mobile terminal for holding the mobile terminal; and/or, determining whether the floating notification display area of the display screen of the mobile terminal is in the operated state or the to-be-operated state, according to pupil gaze information of the user of the mobile terminal.
This invention relates to mobile terminal user interfaces, specifically methods for determining the operational state of a floating notification display area on a mobile device screen. The problem addressed is the need for an intuitive and accurate way to detect whether a user is actively engaging with or preparing to engage with a floating notification display area, which may overlay other content on the screen. The method involves analyzing multiple user interaction signals to determine whether the floating notification area is in an "operated state" (actively being used) or a "to-be-operated state" (about to be used). First, it examines historical touch tracks on the display screen to infer user intent based on past touch patterns. Second, it evaluates the user's hand gestures while holding the device, such as tilting or repositioning, to predict engagement. Third, it uses pupil gaze information, such as eye tracking, to detect whether the user is looking at the notification area. These signals can be used individually or in combination to improve accuracy. The approach enhances user experience by dynamically adapting the display behavior based on real-time interaction cues.
3. The method according to claim 2 , wherein the determining whether the floating notification display area of the display screen of the mobile terminal is in the operated state or the to-be-operated state according to the gesture of the user of the mobile terminal for holding the mobile terminal comprise: in a case that the gesture of the user of the mobile terminal for holding the mobile terminal indicates that the user of the mobile terminal is capable of touching the floating notification display area, determining that the floating notification display area is in the operated state or the to-be-operated state; otherwise, determining that the floating notification display area is not in the operated state or the to-be-operated state.
The invention relates to mobile terminal user interfaces, specifically systems for managing floating notification display areas. The problem addressed is determining whether a floating notification display area on a mobile terminal's screen is in an active (operated or to-be-operated) state based on the user's hand gesture while holding the device. This helps prevent accidental interactions with notifications while allowing intentional access. The method involves analyzing the user's hand gesture to determine if the user can physically reach the floating notification display area. If the gesture indicates the user's hand is positioned to touch the area, the system classifies the display area as active (operated or to-be-operated). Otherwise, it remains inactive. This approach ensures notifications are only accessible when the user intends to interact with them, improving usability and reducing unintended inputs. The solution leverages gesture recognition to dynamically adjust the display area's state based on the user's physical capability to interact with it.
4. The method according to claim 2 , wherein the determining whether the floating notification display area of the display screen of the mobile terminal is in the operated state or the to-be-operated state according to the pupil gaze information of the user of the mobile terminal comprises: in a case that an area where the pupil of the user of the mobile terminal gazes overlaps with the floating notification display area, determining that the floating notification display area is in the operated state or the to-be-operated state; otherwise, determining that the floating notification display area is not in the operated state or to-be-operated state.
This invention relates to gaze-based interaction systems for mobile terminals, specifically improving user interface responsiveness by detecting whether a floating notification display area is being actively viewed or interacted with. The problem addressed is the inefficiency of traditional touch-based or proximity-based interaction methods, which may not accurately determine user intent or attention. The solution involves using pupil gaze tracking to dynamically assess the state of a floating notification display area on a mobile terminal's screen. When a user's gaze overlaps with the floating notification area, the system determines that the area is in an operated or to-be-operated state, enabling context-aware responses such as displaying additional content or triggering actions. Conversely, if the gaze does not overlap, the system concludes the area is inactive, allowing the system to conserve resources or prioritize other interactions. This method enhances user experience by reducing unintended activations and improving responsiveness based on real-time visual attention. The system may integrate with existing gaze-tracking hardware or software, ensuring compatibility with modern mobile devices. The invention aims to provide a more intuitive and efficient way to interact with floating notifications, particularly in scenarios where touch input is impractical or undesirable.
5. The method according to claim 1 , wherein the determining whether the notification message needs to be prompted comprises: in a case that the notification message is a third type of message, determining that the notification message does not need to be prompted; otherwise, determining that the notification message needs to be prompted.
This invention relates to a method for managing notification messages in a communication system, specifically determining whether a notification message should be displayed or prompted to a user. The problem addressed is the need to selectively filter or suppress certain types of notification messages to reduce user distraction or improve system efficiency. The method involves analyzing the type of a received notification message to decide whether it should be prompted to the user. If the notification message is classified as a third type of message, the system determines that the message does not need to be prompted, effectively suppressing it. For all other types of messages, the system determines that the message should be prompted, allowing it to be displayed or otherwise communicated to the user. The classification of message types is likely based on predefined criteria, such as message priority, content, or source, though the specific criteria are not detailed in the claim. This selective prompting mechanism helps prioritize important notifications while filtering out less critical or irrelevant messages, enhancing user experience and system performance. The method may be part of a broader notification management system that processes various types of messages, such as alerts, updates, or user interactions, in a communication or messaging application.
6. The method according to claim 1 , wherein, in a case that the notification message is the first type of message, controlling the content of the notification message to be displayed in the form of bullet comments at the first target location of the display screen of the mobile terminal comprises: in a case that the notification message is the first type of message, and the mobile terminal is in a non-full-screen display state or the mobile terminal is in a full-screen display state but currently displayed information of a location where the status bar of the mobile terminal is located does not comprise preset information, controlling the content of the notification message to be displayed in the form of bullet comments at the location where the status bar of the mobile terminal is located; or, in a case that the notification message is the first type of message, the mobile terminal is in a full-screen display state and currently displayed information of a location where the status bar of the mobile terminal is located comprises preset information, controlling the content of the notification message to be displayed in the form of bullet comments at other area of the display screen of the mobile terminal other than the floating notification display area.
This invention relates to mobile terminal notification systems, specifically improving how notification messages are displayed to avoid interference with other on-screen content. The problem addressed is ensuring notification messages are visible without obstructing important information, such as status bar data or full-screen content. The solution involves dynamically adjusting the display location of notification messages based on the mobile terminal's current state. When the terminal is not in full-screen mode or when the status bar area does not contain preset information, the notification message is displayed as bullet comments in the status bar area. However, if the terminal is in full-screen mode and the status bar area contains preset information, the notification message is displayed as bullet comments in another area of the display screen, excluding the floating notification display area. This ensures notifications remain visible while minimizing disruption to the user's view of critical information. The method optimizes notification placement to balance visibility and usability across different display states.
7. The method according to claim 1 , wherein, in a case that the notification message is the second type of message, controlling, the icon of the application to which the notification message belongs, to be displayed at the second target location of the display screen of the mobile terminal comprises: in a case that the notification message is the second type of message, and the mobile terminal is in a non-full-screen display state or the mobile terminal is in a full-screen display state but there is a continuous blank area at a location where the status bar of the mobile terminal is located, controlling, the icon of the application to which the notification message belongs, to be displayed in a floating manner for a preset period of time on the blank area at the location where the status bar is located; or, in a case that the notification message is the second type of message, the mobile terminal is in a full-screen display state and there is no continuous blank area at a location where the status bar of the mobile terminal is located, controlling, the icon of the application to which the notification message belongs, to be displayed in a floating manner for a preset period of time on other area of the display screen of the mobile terminal other than the floating notification display area.
This invention relates to mobile terminal notification systems, specifically improving how application icons are displayed when receiving notification messages. The problem addressed is the lack of effective visual feedback for certain types of notifications, particularly when the mobile terminal is in full-screen mode or when the status bar area is occupied. The solution involves dynamically displaying an application icon in response to a second type of notification message. When the mobile terminal is not in full-screen mode or when in full-screen mode but with an unoccupied status bar area, the application icon appears as a floating display in the status bar region for a preset duration. If the mobile terminal is in full-screen mode with no continuous blank area in the status bar region, the application icon instead floats in another available area of the display screen, excluding the floating notification display area. This ensures users receive clear visual cues about incoming notifications regardless of the device's display state. The method enhances user awareness of notifications without disrupting the current screen content.
8. A mobile terminal, comprising a processor, a memory, and a program stored on the memory and executable by the processor, wherein the processor is configured to execute the program to: receive a notification message; determine whether a floating notification display area of a display screen of the mobile terminal is in an operated state or a to-be-operated state, wherein the floating notification display area is an area whose distance from a status bar of the mobile terminal is less than or equal to a target value; determine whether the notification message needs to be prompted in a case that the floating notification display area is in the operated state or the to-be-operated state; and prompt the notification message by using a target prompting manner corresponding to the notification message in a case that the notification message needs to be prompted; wherein the processor is configured to: control content of the notification message to be displayed in a form of bullet comments at a first target location of the display screen of the mobile terminal, in a case that the notification message is a first type of message, wherein the bullet comments are non-clickable; and control, an icon of an application to which the notification message belongs, to be displayed at a second target location of the display screen of the mobile terminal, in a case that the notification message is a second type of message.
A mobile terminal includes a processor, memory, and a program stored on the memory that the processor executes. The terminal receives a notification message and determines whether a floating notification display area on the display screen is in an operated or to-be-operated state. The floating notification display area is defined as an area within a certain distance from the status bar. If the area is active, the terminal assesses whether the notification message requires prompting. If it does, the message is displayed using a predefined prompting method based on its type. For a first type of message, the content appears as non-clickable bullet comments at a designated location on the screen. For a second type, an application icon associated with the message is displayed at another designated location. This system optimizes notification delivery by dynamically adjusting display methods based on message type and screen state, improving user experience by reducing clutter and enhancing visibility.
9. The mobile terminal according to claim 8 , wherein the processor is configured to: determine whether the floating notification display area of the display screen of the mobile terminal is in the operated state or the to-be-operated state according to a historical touch track of a user of the mobile terminal on the display screen; and/or, determine whether the floating notification display area of the display screen of the mobile terminal is in the operated state or the to-be-operated state according to a gesture of the user of the mobile terminal for holding the mobile terminal; and/or, determine whether the floating notification display area of the display screen of the mobile terminal is in the operated state or the to-be-operated state according to pupil gaze information of the user of the mobile terminal.
The invention relates to mobile terminals with enhanced floating notification display areas. The problem addressed is the need for more intuitive and context-aware control of floating notification displays, which typically appear as semi-transparent overlays on a mobile device's screen. These notifications often interfere with the user's primary task or remain unnoticed, leading to inefficiencies in interaction. The invention improves upon prior art by dynamically adjusting the state of a floating notification display area based on user behavior. The mobile terminal includes a processor that analyzes multiple inputs to determine whether the notification area should be in an "operated" state (active, visible, or interactive) or a "to-be-operated" state (inactive, hidden, or minimized). The processor evaluates historical touch tracks on the display screen to infer user intent, such as whether the user is actively engaging with the notification area or ignoring it. Additionally, the processor assesses gestures used to hold the device, such as grip patterns, to determine if the user is likely to interact with notifications. Furthermore, the processor uses pupil gaze information, such as eye-tracking data, to detect whether the user is looking at the notification area, adjusting its state accordingly. This multi-modal approach ensures notifications are displayed or hidden based on real-time user context, reducing distractions and improving usability.
10. The mobile terminal of claim 9 , wherein the processor is configured to: in a case that the gesture of the user of the mobile terminal for holding the mobile terminal indicates that the user of the mobile terminal is capable of touching the floating notification display area, determine that the floating notification display area is in the operated state or the to-be-operated state; otherwise, determine that the floating notification display area is not in the operated state or the to-be-operated state.
This invention relates to mobile terminals with floating notification displays, addressing the challenge of determining whether a user can interact with such displays based on their hand position. The system includes a mobile terminal with a processor, a display, and sensors to detect the user's hand position and gestures while holding the device. The processor analyzes these gestures to determine if the user can reach the floating notification display area—a graphical interface element that appears over the main screen. If the detected gesture indicates the user's hand is positioned to touch the floating notification area, the processor sets the display area to an "operated" or "to-be-operated" state, enabling interaction. Otherwise, the display area remains inactive. This ensures notifications are only accessible when the user is physically capable of interacting with them, improving usability and preventing accidental inputs. The system may also adjust the display area's position or size based on the user's hand position to optimize accessibility. The invention enhances the functionality of floating notifications by dynamically adapting to the user's physical interaction capabilities.
11. The mobile terminal of claim 9 , wherein the processor is configured to: in a case that an area where a pupil of the user of the mobile terminal gazes overlaps with the floating notification display area, determine that the floating notification display area is in the operated state or the to-be-operated state; otherwise, determine that the floating notification display area is not in the operated state or to-be-operated state.
This invention relates to mobile terminals with gaze-tracking functionality for managing floating notifications. The problem addressed is the need for an intuitive and efficient way to interact with floating notifications on a mobile device without requiring physical touch or gesture inputs, particularly in scenarios where hands-free operation is desired. The mobile terminal includes a display, a camera, and a processor. The camera captures images of the user's face to track the position of the pupil. The processor analyzes the gaze direction by determining whether the user's pupil is focused on a specific area of the display, particularly a floating notification display area. If the pupil's gaze overlaps with this area, the processor determines that the floating notification is in an "operated" or "to-be-operated" state, indicating user intent to interact with it. If the gaze does not overlap, the notification remains inactive. This allows seamless interaction by simply looking at the notification, eliminating the need for manual input. The system enhances accessibility and convenience, especially for users with mobility impairments or in situations where touch input is impractical.
12. The mobile terminal of claim 8 , wherein the processor is configured to: in a case that the notification message is a third type of message, determine that the notification message does not need to be prompted; otherwise, determine that the notification message needs to be prompted.
This invention relates to mobile terminals and specifically to a system for managing notification messages to reduce user interruptions. The problem addressed is the excessive and often unnecessary notifications that disrupt user focus, leading to decreased productivity and user frustration. The invention provides a mobile terminal with a processor that intelligently filters and prioritizes notification messages based on their type to minimize unnecessary interruptions. The mobile terminal includes a processor configured to analyze incoming notification messages and classify them into different types. For one specific type of message, the processor determines that the notification does not require user prompting, meaning it will not trigger an alert or display interruption. For all other types of messages, the processor determines that the notification does require prompting, meaning it will generate an alert or display notification to inform the user. This selective prompting mechanism ensures that only relevant notifications reach the user, reducing unnecessary interruptions while ensuring important messages are still delivered. The system may also include additional features such as user customization options, where users can define which message types should be filtered or prioritized. The invention improves user experience by balancing the need for information with the need for uninterrupted focus.
13. The mobile terminal of claim 8 , wherein the processor is configured to: in a case that the notification message is the first type of message, and the mobile terminal is in a non-full-screen display state or the mobile terminal is in a full-screen display state but currently displayed information of a location where the status bar of the mobile terminal is located does not comprise preset information, control the content of the notification message to be displayed in the form of bullet comments at the location where the status bar of the mobile terminal is located; or, in a case that the notification message is the first type of message, the mobile terminal is in a full-screen display state and currently displayed information of a location where the status bar of the mobile terminal is located comprises preset information, control the content of the notification message to be displayed in the form of bullet comments at other area of the display screen of the mobile terminal other than the floating notification display area.
This invention relates to mobile terminal display systems, specifically addressing the challenge of efficiently presenting notification messages without disrupting the user experience. The system enhances notification display by dynamically adapting to the mobile terminal's current display state. When a notification message of a predefined type is received, the processor evaluates the terminal's display conditions. If the terminal is in a non-full-screen state or in full-screen mode but the status bar area lacks preset information, the notification content appears as bullet comments in the status bar location. Conversely, if the terminal is in full-screen mode and the status bar area contains preset information, the notification content is displayed as bullet comments in an alternative area of the screen, distinct from the floating notification display region. This approach ensures notifications are visible without obstructing critical information, improving usability. The system also supports floating notification display areas, allowing flexible placement of notifications based on screen content. The processor's configuration ensures seamless integration of notifications into the user interface, maintaining clarity and minimizing disruptions.
14. The mobile terminal according to claim 8 , wherein the processor is configured to: in a case that the notification message is the second type of message, and the mobile terminal is in a non-full-screen display state or the mobile terminal is in a full-screen display state but there is a continuous blank area at a location where the status bar of the mobile terminal is located, control, the icon of the application to which the notification message belongs, to be displayed in a floating manner for a preset period of time on the blank area at the location where the status bar is located; or, in a case that the notification message is the second type of message, the mobile terminal is in a full-screen display state and there is no continuous blank area at a location where the status bar of the mobile terminal is located, control, the icon of the application to which the notification message belongs, to be displayed in a floating manner for a preset period of time on other area of the display screen of the mobile terminal other than the floating notification display area.
This invention relates to mobile terminal display systems, specifically for managing notification messages. The problem addressed is the interruption of full-screen content when displaying notification icons, which can obstruct the user experience. The solution involves dynamically adjusting the display of notification icons based on the terminal's current display state. When a notification message of a specific type (second type) is received, the mobile terminal checks its display state. If the terminal is not in full-screen mode or is in full-screen mode but has a continuous blank area where the status bar would normally appear, the notification icon for the associated application is displayed in a floating manner over this blank area for a preset duration. If the terminal is in full-screen mode with no continuous blank area, the notification icon is displayed in a floating manner elsewhere on the screen, avoiding the floating notification display area. This ensures notifications are visible without obstructing primary content. The processor handles these display decisions automatically, enhancing user experience by minimizing disruptions.
15. A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium, having a program stored thereon, wherein, when the program is executed by a processor, steps of the method according to claim 1 are implemented.
A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium stores a program that, when executed by a processor, performs a method for optimizing data processing in a distributed computing system. The method involves receiving a data processing request from a client device, where the request specifies a set of input data and a desired output format. The system analyzes the input data to determine its structure and content, then selects an appropriate processing algorithm from a library of available algorithms based on the data characteristics and the desired output. The selected algorithm is then executed on the input data, and the results are formatted according to the specified output requirements. The system further includes error handling mechanisms to detect and correct processing errors, such as data inconsistencies or algorithm failures, and may log processing metrics for performance monitoring. The storage medium ensures the program is persistently available for execution, enabling reliable and efficient data processing across distributed systems. The method improves processing accuracy and efficiency by dynamically selecting the most suitable algorithm for the given input and output requirements, reducing manual intervention and processing time.
16. The non-transitory computer-readable storage medium according to claim 15 , wherein the determining whether the floating notification display area of the display screen of the mobile terminal is in the operated state or the to-be-operated state comprises: determining whether the floating notification display area of the display screen of the mobile terminal is in the operated state or the to-be-operated state, according to a historical touch track of a user of the mobile terminal on the display screen; and/or, determining whether the floating notification display area of the display screen of the mobile terminal is in the operated state or the to-be-operated state, according to a gesture of the user of the mobile terminal for holding the mobile terminal; and/or, determining whether the floating notification display area of the display screen of the mobile terminal is in the operated state or the to-be-operated state, according to pupil gaze information of the user of the mobile terminal.
The invention relates to mobile terminal display systems, specifically methods for managing a floating notification display area on a mobile device screen. The problem addressed is determining whether the floating notification area is actively being used (operated state) or is idle (to-be-operated state) to optimize display behavior. The solution involves analyzing multiple user interaction signals to assess the state of the floating notification area. These signals include historical touch track data on the display screen, hand gestures used to hold the device, and pupil gaze information. By evaluating these inputs, the system can accurately determine whether the user is actively engaging with the notification area or not. This allows the mobile terminal to adapt its display behavior dynamically, such as keeping the notification area visible when in use or minimizing it when idle. The approach improves user experience by reducing unnecessary distractions while ensuring important notifications remain accessible when needed. The method leverages existing sensor data from touchscreens, motion sensors, and gaze-tracking technologies to provide a seamless and responsive interface.
17. The non-transitory computer-readable storage medium according to claim 16 , wherein the determining whether the floating notification display area of the display screen of the mobile terminal is in the operated state or the to-be-operated state according to the gesture of the user of the mobile terminal for holding the mobile terminal comprise: in a case that the gesture of the user of the mobile terminal for holding the mobile terminal indicates that the user of the mobile terminal is capable of touching the floating notification display area, determining that the floating notification display area is in the operated state or the to-be-operated state; otherwise, determining that the floating notification display area is not in the operated state or the to-be-operated state.
The invention relates to mobile terminal user interfaces, specifically systems for managing floating notification display areas on mobile device screens. The problem addressed is determining whether a floating notification area is in an active or interactive state based on user gestures. The solution involves analyzing how a user holds the mobile terminal to infer whether they can interact with the floating notification area. If the user's grip suggests they can reach and touch the floating notification area, the system determines it is in an operated or to-be-operated state, enabling interaction. If the grip indicates the user cannot reach the area, the system determines it is inactive. This approach improves user experience by dynamically adjusting notification accessibility based on physical handling of the device. The system may also include features like displaying notifications in the floating area, adjusting display parameters, and managing notification content based on the determined state. The invention enhances usability by ensuring notifications are only presented when the user can interact with them, reducing unnecessary distractions.
18. The non-transitory computer-readable storage medium according to claim 16 , wherein the determining whether the floating notification display area of the display screen of the mobile terminal is in the operated state or the to-be-operated state according to the pupil gaze information of the user of the mobile terminal comprises: in a case that an area where the pupil of the user of the mobile terminal gazes overlaps with the floating notification display area, determining that the floating notification display area is in the operated state or the to-be-operated state; otherwise, determining that the floating notification display area is not in the operated state or to-be-operated state.
This invention relates to gaze-based interaction systems for mobile terminals, specifically improving user interaction with floating notification display areas. The problem addressed is the need for more intuitive and efficient ways to determine when a user is actively engaging with a floating notification on a mobile device screen, reducing accidental or unintended interactions while ensuring responsiveness when the user intends to interact. The system uses pupil gaze information from the user to determine whether a floating notification display area on the mobile terminal's screen is in an operated or to-be-operated state. When the user's gaze overlaps with the floating notification area, the system concludes that the user is actively engaging with it, either by looking at it or preparing to interact. Conversely, if the gaze does not overlap with the notification area, the system determines that the user is not interacting with it. This gaze-based detection allows the mobile terminal to distinguish between intentional and unintentional interactions, improving user experience by reducing false triggers while ensuring quick access when the user intends to engage with the notification. The system may also incorporate additional gaze tracking features, such as determining the user's gaze direction or focus area on the screen, to further refine interaction detection.
19. The non-transitory computer-readable storage medium according to claim 15 , wherein the determining whether the notification message needs to be prompted comprises: in a case that the notification message is a third type of message, determining that the notification message does not need to be prompted; otherwise, determining that the notification message needs to be prompted.
This invention relates to a system for managing notification messages in a computing environment, specifically addressing the problem of efficiently determining whether to prompt a user with incoming notifications. The system includes a non-transitory computer-readable storage medium storing instructions that, when executed, perform a method for processing notification messages. The method involves receiving a notification message and determining whether the message needs to be prompted to the user. The determination is based on the type of message. If the notification message is classified as a third type of message, the system determines that the message does not require prompting. For all other message types, the system determines that the message should be prompted to the user. The classification of message types is part of a broader method for managing notifications, which may include receiving user input, processing the input, and generating or updating notification messages accordingly. The system ensures that only relevant notifications are presented to the user, reducing unnecessary interruptions while maintaining awareness of important messages. The invention is particularly useful in environments where minimizing user distractions is critical, such as in productivity applications or real-time communication systems.
20. The non-transitory computer-readable storage medium according to claim 15 , wherein, in a case that the notification message is the first type of message, controlling the content of the notification message to be displayed in the form of bullet comments at the first target location of the display screen of the mobile terminal comprises: in a case that the notification message is the first type of message, and the mobile terminal is in a non-full-screen display state or the mobile terminal is in a full-screen display state but currently displayed information of a location where the status bar of the mobile terminal is located does not comprise preset information, controlling the content of the notification message to be displayed in the form of bullet comments at the location where the status bar of the mobile terminal is located; or, in a case that the notification message is the first type of message, the mobile terminal is in a full-screen display state and currently displayed information of a location where the status bar of the mobile terminal is located comprises preset information, controlling the content of the notification message to be displayed in the form of bullet comments at other area of the display screen of the mobile terminal other than the floating notification display area.
This invention relates to a system for displaying notification messages on a mobile terminal, particularly addressing the challenge of managing notification visibility in different display states. The system determines the type of notification message and the current display state of the mobile terminal to dynamically adjust the presentation of notifications. For a first type of message, the system checks whether the mobile terminal is in a non-full-screen state or a full-screen state with non-preset information in the status bar location. If so, the notification content is displayed as bullet comments in the status bar area. If the mobile terminal is in full-screen mode and the status bar location contains preset information, the notification content is displayed as bullet comments in another area of the display screen, excluding the floating notification display area. This ensures notifications remain visible without obstructing critical information. The system also includes a non-transitory computer-readable storage medium storing instructions to execute these display control functions, enhancing user experience by adaptively positioning notifications based on screen state and content priority.
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